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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-01-28
Brer Rabbits Run.
From the Southern Bivouac. !

One day brer dog laid out, he did, ter have
er chase, en- he went er nezin' roun de pea
row. Dem green pea-vines wuz buddin' sll
DER, hangin' white ez er weeks wash on de
closeline, en- ole brer rabbit he low ter hisse'f
dat de taste er tenn vines was sappy en- sweet.
Directly ole brer dog come long dat way, en-
sooners you kin whip Jack Robinson he run
up on some little clip toe tracks. "Rowl"
says brer dog he knowed who placed dem
tracks, en- he lit out, he did, DER de gyarden
palms. He don't stop ter wush the joree
well, en- he don't tarry to swop howdy wild
de jaybird; he pace an scent till, way DER
toward the fiel', cen de marsh, he come in
call er de man what nip de pea-vines. 'Twuz
stout; lippity, clippityl clippityl He wuz
lynn tracks thick en- fas. He go DER de
marsh DER de grass. Brer dog he hearn ez
how dar wuz luck in de left hind foot er de
rabbit, specially eff yer cotch him on de
wing, en- he hoan after gitten' hole er de luck
fer hissef. Same time ole rabbit he low ter
keep his grip on de chance foot, en- he keep
er scootin'. Brer dog he knowed dat ole
man rabbit wuz runner fun base, and he
cogitate how's er little fatterin' talk en-
er little 'ceitful jaw gwine ter halter brer
bunny er bit, and make him hole en- tarry.
En- he sung out, he did. en- says brer dog,
says he:
ooh, brer rabbit! yer legs is mighty
light"
Brer rabbit, he SO cunnin'-he too cunnin':
he amt gwine ter lose no headin' long
swoppin compliments wild brer dog, he aint.
He des holler back en- says he:
"Yas, brer dog, en- I'll take 'em out er
sight"
Dat way dem two go crost the country
Dey didn't want to be too sociable Brer
rabbit he low dey didn't want to git no
higher 'quanted dan de June rose en- de snow
ball. Ole brer dog he fling he sass ter front
nv nim; ole brer bunny he fling he voice ter
hine him. De rabbit he so smart a beas' he
say some 'at match de dog evy time. Dey go
sorter dis heah way.
20 brer rabbit, yer legs is mighty Eght,''
Yes, brer dog, I'm gwine take 'em out er sight"
''Ho, brer rabbit. yer moustache mighty ffnel'
'Yo, brer dog, I'm gwine ter keep it mfne.''
20, ,brer rabbit, yer eyes is mighty larger'
9ar, brer dog en- dey show me how ter dodge"
so, brer rabbit, yer skin is mighty seeky'
''Yar. brer dog, en- low ter move it quick
Two, brer rabbit, yer foots is mighty roun'!''
$50, brer dog, I'm gwine lay EN- on de ground
20. brer rabbit yer yeahs is mighty thinr'
YES, brer dog, en- I'll glne EN- ter de WIN"
''Wah, brer rabbit yer jumpn mighty good!''
yah, brer dog, en- hit takes me to de wood
wi brer rabbit, amt you trottin kinder lame?''
"Yar, brer dog, but amt a gettin' tame"
''Hoe up. brer rabbit, yer keep too fas'er timer
$50 so, brer dog, sit back bym-byme."
Hi, brer rabbit, yer cuts er pretty shine.''
$50 long, brer dog, done lef' you behne ~
And hit did pass long dat dey,ez de rabbit
didn't ne'er take off his hat ter de dog, en-
day ter set out his dinner wild rabbit schew.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-01-28
DRESS GOODS.

One lot Dress Goods, 90 inches wide, foI
8Sc; regular SOC goods.
Tot Au-Wool Dress Goods, 81 inches
wide, for 69c yard; former price 9Sc.
Bargains in Dress Goods at 10 and Zoe
yard.
Goods delivered free in West Haven
Westyille and Fair Haven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06

OF yns mental processes through WIN fen dull peopie
attain to stupid deeds an INDISPENSABLE proof OF
culture; and that the novel Of action 10 relegated
n that literary limo In which. according to the
hypothesis. every writer is immured who lived be-
fore the school discovered itsown exceleuciesL
Modern society, however. rs stiff necked end
strongly conservative. Feeling in itself the human
nature which has always from the times OF Homer,
demanded, rejoiced in. and responded to. romance
and the romantic. 1t turns with an audible
sigh of rellef to the forbidden fruit. and
10 the novel of action It rids itself Of the
unpleasant aftsrtaste loft BY the novel OF severe
and artificial analysis. II welcomes Mr.. Rider Hae-
gard with enthusiastic acclaim 1t declares obsti-
nately and to the mingled grief and pity OF the new
school, that his stores capitals that 1T prefers
them for purposes of amusement to the orthodox
psycbo,oglc fiction of the day. and that it contin
ues to need the stimulus Of romanticism much as
ever. Tins 10 dreadful state of affairs. but the
indcati ons arc that it will continue indefinitely.
and 70 long as Mr.. Haegard produces stories as in
teresting and skilfu as King Solomon's Mines"
a" she " and Allan Quatermsin" we have no doubt
that the people everywhere will flock to read them
with avidIty, and will develop an ever-increaslng
appetite for this kind of fiction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

v Ne ~ leSsfcS
Trains leave West 42d station follows aud 20 minutes
earlier from foot OF Jay at, North River;
Detroit aud Chicago 1855 a. m. 'soo. 'slSpm.
Uuca. syracuse, Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge
Niagara Falls: &l6, 1888 a. N, 900 .s:i6 N.
11:30 m, {. 500, ss,1B D. 10.
Cranstcn's West Point Cornwall Nowburg, sl2l5 s3:1A
'7:lo 1915. 1915, 1880 sli.5 $40, SIS s<6
p m and a. 345 '6;05 cranstons Cornwall New.
burg
For Montreal and Canada East eos p m.
1905 n IN. 1905. '6il6 p. m.
Elegant :sspns oars Tor Buffalo Niasass Fss cncin.
nati Detroit Chicago and St. Louia
sAiatssA spsra. 1850 W.. $40 p. m Drawing room
through 70 Saratoga
Lake George ii: SO a m SATURDAYS only, 3.lsp m
Ksatersk Hunter. Hobart Grand Hesi station and Pho
nieiA $40. y0U $50 tt<b S:<6 Drawing
cars 70 Grand Hste Mountain Houss and Kaatsrski via
PhDslcis on O. o. IL 50 q IN. and 3<b D. m. trains
P,lsnvie Cairo asd Me9naie House station, s.lS !l6
lly a. m. and $40 u. m. trafns :
Other trains daily except sunday. t
For tickets, time tables paror slsepngcar accommods
Items or nfornaton. apply 81 oaoes Bronkyn3SS Wash
ingtolst dso suisonsh AupsI once loot Of Ful.on,t
Par lace and Wet shore stationa foot Of wsst
tvAndsrsutAve General Passenger AssAA
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il On and after JUNE n, 1887.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains York VIA Dssorosses and corsandt Streets
usrr,.ssrs pissSurx and the West Nth Pqm,n Ps.e:
s.sa saaEns and Ssspas
~ .s Si :sS
For Isssnes, 800 : n- $40 m. and i2is tight
s Putnam s As s saa
- ~: 30 s.:T: W::
For xtianiie CITY. except sunday, / and n m.
Lone S'ggs e. ssS Head
eS. yia Ra sc nns IS sa'a
1i Ga sis .:1 As not 4.'Fsy
and Norfolk Railroad soop. day via baltimore
ss% s'y s.s sn
Jersey ctv sOrdins speedy and direct transfer Tor
r,sso,s yls 80 l,; .s s.n 100
so ssJs n ssS "a 'Sss
r. JS:%;} ia e. SO s ss "a
,ss sss sss 1ss Rs ss
ii.so a m 500 500 TOO s:o5 800 s:s6. l0So m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Train. leave NswYork via DesOros'es and cor
ego 7s2o g. % Chicago Limited and 10 Washington Lam
aS sS Dn 9 ei and "a ia, night
In Iq o 80 a. sSnaas. ana sIPpsss s ana nss
Train. leaving New YORK daiy except SUNDAY a. 500
sas dads % e M and a.
Returning trains leave Broa street stat P12iepne
1901 500 lO5 i4o. $40. $50, 1850. 800 $3.50. ean II
go &c D. me- isis go SO l. s. ess ia sla and
$50 D m ON Sunday 1901 800 4:05. 44o $50. $780,
Sl2 ..
Leave Philaislphia VIA Camden. 900 m. and 4so m
?iesss orSe. sis sss and %. Broadway Aso. HOUSE.
Courtst and BROOKLYN Station foot Of Fu'ton.st
BrooEvn station jersey ctv' Emigrant Ticket Office CAS-
tie Garden.
The New ransfer Company will call for and check
bag from hotels aud residences
CHARLES y. PUGH, j. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent
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CENTRAL AND HUDSON
n Err RAILROAD
GREAT FoUR-TRAcK TRUNK LINE
on and after June = trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT

GREAT rouR:TRAcK IRUNk LINE
Sk s1a 'I'' CENTRAL !Sn" I'i pEP !:as'
90 LIses. and Finest PASSENGER Station In America
Troy and syracuse ''
ing Room S.r.osH ssa-s LAX. aecSso. Psit:.
oass SO osu %os mr. e.. sis1 !" 81 Adams
exclusively Of Buffet car Sipins ear
and s,sepns cars for Albany Utica SYRACUSE Rochester,
Chicago e:50a NJ nsItday. ~
as. csssaasisus an osns.ss room cars 70 H''''
tii;3Oa m. Western Nsw.York and Northern Exprsss
a5S p: ~ 81 AToA LIMITED. saturday, nly >. and
every saturday thereafter buffet ekns and drawing
$50 Albany. Troy Saratoga Utica sDecial With
TO caldwsil LAKE JeorrsI on 5 tur,aya
= D. ~. Accommodation to Albany and Troy
Nisgsr. Fas snaaiS susp.,s'on ri :. Toledo ps,rois
and yssiSsasa Dining g. New Yors 70 AlSasv. 49,.
sleeping ears for Cleveland Cincinnati Indiana pols
aH & e e S Ga ss ss
except satnn'sy,: pnins Ss.-York 70 Albany
Psitssar, and Mostrsa VIA Rsasss Point
VA 81 Albans sieepes connect daily Ct Pattsburx With
LSos Ike Paul. snS. & Sleeper.
ss%ishs Isracsc &C. -. !, Ae.as daily except saturday
NORTH trssk BIn. woant,in Take. "a -' ~ -'
n and .a'i's m a
ysn % Pacific Express vim ::s pins cars @. RocssS
Cheap slesp,nxcafs Clayton Via Utos daily sEes9e
l6 p Might Exprsss with sisspaxcars to AlbanH
and Troy with the morning for the West os
saasxa Lake ueof and for the North ezcspt SATURDAY.
fiaiss: and space IA Driving ana Sic. ears o
. Psrx Place, sasisry Stsss a." a. wsst ia,nsr "a
Nett Have. station lssthsI. New sss w.shastes
Wsssoss Express and check baggage from hotels
u :ss ssy Gs:ss Dan; sxcsOs Sunday scsoU " x'
asssssi suss;;rassaAs.. ossssi fs.ssss:s 1s;aA
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

Red Bank. Long Branch, Ocean Grove Asbury Park
Ocean Beach. spring Lake Point Pleasant 60
CoMMENciNG JUNE27. 1881
Trains leave NewNsrk foot Corandt Desbrosses
filQ -9l0 A. M 1900 noon; $780, fjl0 $40 tlmitsd
presa except Red Bank - TO- $50 suudays 715.
BID a m p.
From Liberty st., l. s:l6 $3.50, ILLS O. M iso
.23O s. 30 Qast expres = 80 IS so 6lS m sundays
ea. M and Sunday trains do not stop
or Asbury Park.
Denotes trains
RUFUS BLoDoETr. J.R WOOD H.. BALDWIN,
Supt. Gen. Pas Agr T. r. r. PA. c. X. r. Of ". J,
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I KHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
'AneEN0ER TRAINa h

PASSENGER rRAINs lsavs fsot Of C0ssisnAs and Dee
brpsscs folowsi
N. for catasaaQas end IN teruediate pointa
M for Geneva, IyoaA EiptrA colchester, BufAio and
~ West and prBe local Chair wikesbsrr
for TunKhannock intermediate points. Cnsir cas
% runkhanpeck Connection kesdinx aud HARRISBURG
$40 M fot Pittsson and principal intermediate poines
Chair Pittsfon-
$40 p Copiay and intsrpedats pensa Connected
b Reading and Il arrisburg. CHAIR Coplay.
.. Tor Geneva Lyons Eimrs. Roohss Buffalo 40
tho West Pullman sseper 70 LyonA
Trains leaving and $50 p q. connect %
Ill poiata IN AAhAaof spA II sxleten coal reStsaA
SUNDAY rkAINa
for anoh Chahk Haxietoa anS iatsra ediata poin -
ks<0 p IN. fyr Cepiay aAd intermediate ponts
tho West p" ~,
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3inGMndi
ORANGE BELT R'WAY co.
OF FLORIDA
HnGMnM.

FIRST MORTGAGE FER CENT GOLD BONDS
ISSUE LIMITED TO $1,000 PER Min. AND
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THE ORANGE BELT IMPROVEMENT Co. WHOSE
NET PROFITS LAST YEAR WERE OVER $4,000
THE HON. A. r. X sAFFORD, IN ALETTER TO
us on THR 10TH OF JUNE. SPEAKS OF THE
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NECTED WITH IL As FOLiOWsi THE
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offered with the bonds they should the attention
of investing public For further particulars call or
address
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BOSTON, WATCH HILL, NARRAGAN-
- sErT PIER.
VIA STONINGTON LINE.

From SO River block above Canaist.
NJ D. m daily except Sunday from steamers
wharf without charge Send for
snmmer excursion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06

SHORE LINE. all Rail Route for Boston,
- Newport and The Fast EXPRESS leaves Grand Cenrai
F.., Express q. II p m daily. Newport sIr.ess
Sleepng Cars to destination
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
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Proposals.
Hlusiral Instruments.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
~ upright and square pianos OF make which we're
specially selected and onv used the artists OF the Metre
potan Opera House COMPANY during the st opera
william KNABE a co, ll2 bth.svc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06

HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
IL Day Lass STEAMER.

ALBANY or C. vIBBAkn
Daily tsKoeet SundaysL
Leave Broekya Fultss-st Coy Ansex)- !. M
EewYork, Ysstry Ct pier ~ = W.
New York, West 22d-st PIER. = n'
Ear ALBANY. landing Ct Youksrs West Point Nswburk
Poughksspas Rhinebssk Cstsku and HUDSON hetafninG
cave Albany Bs30 n.
Afus BAND sttaehed to each boat
CONNECTIONS:
WEST POINT ana NEW U RG. wish down day boat
HHTNEBECK by ferryl with special train on tUistsr q
Del r. r. for resorts az the Casekfu MSustAins
CAT KILL With special train the Cstskill VI r.
HU DsON with Boston Albany r. R. for Chatham fnts
Asld. a..
-ALBANY, with ~ ?: cEErEAL 4 a. r.; R for
Bostou Albany r. r. for Boston d. v. q. aod CO..
Ka,roaA os Mouirsa ana North and SPECIAL TRAINS
TO AND FROM sA RAT O9A. The New-verk Transfer Co
viii call tor and hotels residenees
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6earbers.

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good references Address H. d. 20. 153 <thave
pROFEssO RSHIP wanted in speciality, Ian
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WANTED Immediately. by lady just from
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WANTED TEACHERS - Ladies': Vocal
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TOR WHITE MOUNTAINS and BAR HAIR
IN
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

NORTHERN RAILRoADOFN NEW JERSEY
Trans leave from chambsrss Station for Fneewood
G;- ss.'t sc III sss 30 laa asa ss
s.aH.s sgr,ss Wiley ~ ssa..y y and f.fla aaa
ss9 rag su sss ESQ 80 ssG N s0 m s'rd.J
ERIE RAILwAY.-Through trains leave
Der. ssve ssSs from %nasss .ss
20 o- DS % nuS
sunals Sss.rs T.lIs Pullman sleeping Coaches nod
~, :: s, .ss, 1m,s:. :ss Pay
ss y Lssi
E~ Ba s R, s.d ts
HTnsss r. ss; ":.s las 20. *; :s Us
::'s s:!s 80 50 :s 81 &C.
@ as.d i n i e. s %iS'i.as
' e: * s:'i!.: :, ,:sS $; a:
'i$::s + Is s.; ss e e: sss s ,s
~ 1919 go .o:s $50 q -. z s':. sssa.
Mon Mo- s:.io AZ. ..s White Isss soo ase.n
.ns rs -" 20: 90 800 3' $50 end
h sSss s1aaSa' and Kias'''a eco n $50 d.
a.s.s sss g az ssS 100, os
tso 500 500 $3.50 m sundays. SslS AIS. $500 lord
N. 6r0. $780, 500 o. m
Mmdietoxn week DAYS 4tA s<S TOO 800 lo,2oa NJ $50
rs ts SOC SOS $40 $40 ss.d *: @
Port Jervis t'S3 7,5o 300 1920 H. ESQ $50 $50 600
800. $50 sundsya ssls 600. i02o a M 500 ESD
Tickets passage and apsrtments Drsw,s Room and
Sleeping Coaohes obt Ded check.
ISL nss " ~: . e: Ss%Hsa
e: 4 =.
Sis. 1850 . m. and $40 and 1000 D. N, "
eco. De HAVEN. A. q 2. AL L P. IARNER, a. p AIT,
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DFLAWARE LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL ERN RAiLROAD SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NETWORK aud BUFFALO LIGHTNING ExPRts9
TRAINS No DUST. ALWAYS ON TIME PULLMAN
PAIACE DAY AND sLEEPINo COACHES
Depo,s foot OF Barclay and Christopher sa
Daily ept sundsys Buffalo and osweeo Express
for Water DAP Stroudsbnrg Scranton Bnghamion, klmra
Bath buffalo syracuse Oswpgo Greene Oxford Norwich
Utica for Pittston Wnkesbarre Dan
vile and bernd at Owego for Ithaca and nserms
diats statioaa
Scranton nghatob owego and Elmira connects at scran
ton Tor Pttston. Kingston. wlkesbsrrc. &C.
10 D. m. scranton, Wlkesbarre ana Kingston Fxpresa
IN m Daily Buffalo Limited Express Tor stroudsburx
Scranton Bnghamton Owego, Emra. Corning Bath way.
land Buffalo &C. In Buffalo ITO sleeping
Goa h to Oean
p. m. Daily Bunalo. Utica and oswego Express for
Stroudsburg scranton Bnghamton. Cortland SYRACUSE
Oswego Greene oxford Norwich Utica 90. conp-cfr at
interme stations saturday.
Conpectr Buffalo with trains for all poin west
Richded SPRING. q. daily eIcep sundays p. m
daily. Pullman sleeper attached
Tickets aud checked ass Broadway
Westcott Express srdces In NewYork and Brooklyn
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For Both Sexes-Citv
CyHORTHAND.-C. A. Walworth's Steno-
- graphic Institute Tribune Building Open entire year
Separate ladies' department Branch lOsiio East lSo's@
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NosTH RIVER

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Table OF h. 27ti. 1887.
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, " Bound Brook
Route" 100 100. 900. Hoo 1880. 300 AGO. $50
7SO 1900 SUNDAYS 400. -:45 A. MI 5:So i2;oo
pm
1900 D. H. connection Reading Harrisburg
Potsvlle, 400 for Easton Bethlehem Allentown.
Ret ling. Harrisburg. etc On 5uniavs for Easton
1880 for Faston. Bethlehem. Allentown Msnch Chunk
Nhkesbarre Scranton. Reading Harrsburg Potfsvilc.
Tamaquz. ShaDokin. sunbnry Lewisbnrg. Wlismsport
100 and l:3O D. m. for Enston Bethlehem Allentown.
Mauch Chunk. READING. Hsrrsburg. eto
S45 for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch chunk.
Wike.harrs Scranton rsmaqua shamokin sunbury Lewis
Wilamsport.
4: n n m Tor Easron Bethlehem Allentown etn
6.45 M FOR Easton Bethlehem. Allentown Nanch Chunk
400 SIS No. Il.IS a m. l, o. $50 $50. 400. ALSO,
90 6i5 D IN. sundays 900 m. 400 ~ m. for Red
Bank Ling Branch Ocean Drove Except sundavs POINT
500, AS m- $50 4:so IN, for Lakewood Toms River
and Barpeeat -. -
400 siS IL. a. M 1880 4;3o $50 D. IA Freehold
400 900 s;l6, 80 1850 il;li m, l30 2 co. 400.
4so. 200 $50 6;l5 III sundays 900 m- 400 y. ~
-o' fe''' HEwJERsEY SOUTHERN DIV
SANDY HOIK ROUTE.
For LONG BRANCH. OCEA V GROVE. &C.
From PHI 3. N. r
Att3o. 800 900, loo a loo. 3t5 $3.50. $50 2. m
sundays $3.50 llooa n. $3.50 p m for Highlands Sea-
or az 30 s66 ~ 4.so $50 for An.no High lands
Al 900 200 100 a Loo 345 49, o. 80 p. for
Elberon Ashury Park Ocean Grove Ocean Beach, spring
Lax. Pleasant &C..
4 a. IN loo. 3:46 m. for LAKEWOOD. Toms
River and BarDegat
and Atlantic City.
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FALL RIVER LINE.-FOR BOSTON,
NEWPORT. FALL RIVER. AND EAST AND

FALL. RIVER LINE.-FOR BOSTON,
NEWPORT. FALL RIVER. AND EAST AND
a Dou Biz DAILY SERVICE spow beng operated IN
this Four steamers In commission. Pilgrim,
civ Worcester chartered and Old Colony A FINE
BAND AND ORCH ESTRA ATTACHED TO EACH
STEAMER Leave New York IRON Pier % told MOI n R.
foot of Murray-st. as follows
$50 u. for Fall River direct connecting for Boston,
Fehhurx New bedford Marhas Vineyard. Nantucket aud
local points Old Colony Railroad.
6:l5 D. for Newport due about 5:45 Fab
about connecting with trains and through
Boston, Cape Cod. Lowell and North White
tslns Sc
SUNDAYS. leave New.York $50 D. points Re-
turning lea We Boston D M.
conaeotion by Annex Boat daily from Brooklyn o. m,
Jersey City Up m.
Tickets AMI staterooms can obtained in New York at
POI 26l ot4 g57 and 32S Broadway 2s& Wesi l25thst
J84 Eas i25thst 1888 Dowerl Aston House and windsot
Hotel. Line office. Pier % N R.. and on stsamerA
BORDEN 4 LOWELL GEO. L. CONN0R,
Agents. Gen PasA ACT
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lARLEM RIVER BRANCH

III NETWORK: NEw.HAvEN AND HARTFORD r
Harlem River Station corner aud La
coln.zve, Thrd Avenue Bridge sross Harlem River
(r-sched BY Second Avsnus aud soeureas Esoa,ed rail-
daily Sun 1t 643 IL %. BIO. 10
IL m a:io S. $40 $40 $40 1880 tor Port Nor.
ria Casanova COAX Point Hunts FONT West Farms, Wan
Nest West Chester Ray Chester tPelham Raw. Barlow
tCitv Island lhan Manor aud New Rochse connecting
Rochelle with for all the main line OF
the WORK Nsw.Haven and Hartford Railroad Shore
Line and Air Line Divisions NsvCanaan Niadletown New
britain Sufeli branches and Bostoo aud ali points
East
Midnight for New Rochelle and all iaermedae sta
tons at ~ 10 a daily except MONDAYS
SUNDAY aus for New Rochelle and intermediate stations
1901 and 80 the la-r train oonn Getting ae
New Rochsis with train To stamford
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6urses ano Carriages.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SPRING AND
~ SUMNER CARRIAGES. manufactured on the prem
ises suitable for city and country moderate prices
inspection solicited Also
rAges very cheap J. CURLEY.
corner stzte-s % aud Boerula Place. Breokiyn.
E,OR SALE.
i Extra moe pony with and harness. . bargain
Apply JAMES AUSTIN, r o. Boz 6Si.
TOR SALE.-Team of handsome bay carriage
j. horses warranted sound sad kind; silver.
mounted double hsrneaa set Of aud
cabrioct IN hrstclass order All be sod
Zoe Can be private stabs No l26 West 60thst
"A YORK TRfBUNk WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No 1888 Broadway, corner Thirty.
aad Twenty third .ts usui sos Neat twenty.
Per fcurssn ST. Tso fairdavs cornsr
toM TAkAAVA. nsar sixttsthSt.